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Contractor's Name
Absher/Stellar J Joint Venture
Approval Date
12/8/2025
Council Approval Date
11/19/2025
Department
Public Works
Department Project Manager
Zach Brown
Subject / Project Title
Port Gardner Storage Facility – Facility Construction Package Addenda
Tracking Number
0005035
Total Compensation
$0.00
Contract Type
Capital Contract
Contract Subtype
Capital Construction Contracts and Change Orders
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10 Years Then Transfer to State Archivist
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Port Gardner Storage Facility Volume 7 Attachment O <br /> Page 14 <br />CITY OF EVERETT ⋅ 3200 Cedar Street ⋅ Everett, WA 98201 ⋅ (425) 257-8800 ⋅ Fax (425) 257-8882 <br /> <br />Q65 - Drawing CX-10-2003, Keynotes 23 and 25 call for demolition of 36” CCP. Does <br />this pipe have any wrapped reinforcement that requires special cutting provisions? <br />Does this remaining pipe have to be capped have to be capped? Provide detail. <br />The 36” CCP per Keynotes 23 and 25 on Drawing CX-10-2003 is to be demolished <br />but the remaining pipe does not need to be capped. The Engineer is not aware of <br />any reinforcing wrapping that requires special cutting provisions. <br />Q66 - Drawing CX-10-2003, Keynotes 26 and 7 call for demolition of 30” CCP and <br />buried structural supports. Provide and special cutting details for 30” pipe. With regard <br />to the structural supports, provide details (not just location) on these too and the depth <br />to which they are to be cut, if piles. If you are going to defer to Drawing B-9007 and B- <br />9008, provide the pile numbers or cloud the ones to be modified. Is this pipe to be <br />capped where left in place? Provide details. <br />The hatched pipe is to be removed. The remaining length is to be repurposed and <br />connected to new piping per the drawings. <br />On the west end of the 30” CCP in question, at Keynote #7, pile #25 and its pipe <br />support, shown on record drawing B-9007, must be removed to allow installation <br />of the valve vault as shown on Drawing D-30-3004. Pile #24 and its pipe support <br />will remain to support the repurposed 30” CCO remaining. Piles #26 and #27 and <br />their pipe supports should not interfere with the new work and should not have to <br />be removed. <br /> <br />On the east side of the 30” CCP in question, at Keynote #26, piles #3-9 and their <br />pipe supports, shown on record drawing B-9007, must be demolished to an <br />elevation 6” minimum below the new pipe invert elevation. The existing pipe <br />supports and pile caps are shown on record drawing B-9706, piles are shown on <br />record drawing B-9008. The approximate invert elevation of the existing 30” CCP <br />to be demolished, based on elevations given on record drawing B-9017, varies <br />from 9.4 to 8.5 in the project datum. The approximate invert elevation of the NEW <br />30” pipe to replace the demolished pipe varies between 7.2 and 6.7. From this <br />information, the depth of demolition of pile and pipe supports #3-9 can be <br />determined. <br /> <br />Q67 - Drawing CX-10-2003, Keynote14 call for abandoning pipe in place. Are there any <br />requirements to this activity? <br />No abandonment requirements beyond disconnecting them and leaving them in <br />place. <br />Q68 - Drawing CX-10-2003, Keynote16 call for cutting and demolishing of wooden pile. <br />Please provide details of the pile. <br />Details of the wooden piles are not available but were observed to range between <br />12 and 18 inches in diameter. There are no pile caps. The contractor should <br />demolish the wooden piles that interfere with new facilities to the depth <br />necessary to avoid interference with new facilities.
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